LingoChunk turns native-language audio into study material. It started as a way to build Anki cards from real recordings: it takes audio in the language you are learning, extracts the words, and turns them into flashcards and shadowing practice. The tool grew out of the author own German and Greek study, and is aimed at learners who would rather study what people actually say than textbook sentences.
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Turn a real recording into review cards
Repeat native speech with the source in front of you
Learn from actual usage instead of graded text
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